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FIREPLACE LOGS for sale.
$20 a cord delivered. You pick
up $15. The Firewood Farm
696-2313 or 542-4393.
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MACINTOSH and delicious
apples. No. 2 grade, $1 per
bushel. Also No. 1 spy apples.
Bring containers. Harold
Brace, Orange. Phone 333-
4236.
3-4-c
PONTIAC BONNEVELLE 1967.
2 Dr. Hdtp., Air conditioning,
price negotiable, full power.
Call 298-2066 or 639-5916.
4-1c
2); x 3% CROWN Graphic
Canggya, 33-mm Camera, 40 x
40 Beaded screen, ARGUS
Projector. Assortment of
Dark Room Equipment. 675-
3378 between 5 and 7 p.m.
4-1
FRESH HOLSTEIN Cow for
sale. First calf. Anthony
Kasko, Box 246. RD 5, Chase
Road.
4-1
SPINET PIANO: Wanted,
responsible party to take over
a sgpet piano. Easy terms
ava®able. Can be seen locally.
Write Credit Manager, P.O.
Box 35, Cortland, Ohio. 44410.
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NEW ROLL a way bed.
Cushioned foam rubber mat-
tress, $20. Also tan camels
hair coat, size 40, $5. Brown
suit, $5. Phone 288-8676.
4-1c
SAINT BERNARD puppies.
AKC Registered. Champion:
ship stock. Reasonable. Phone
717-587-3720.
4-1
NEW 3 bedroom home, for sale
or rent. 1% baths. $160.00 a
mor One month security.
Phoiie 639-5008.
4-1-p
Antiques
ANTIQUES.Finished and unfin-
ished furniture. Clock, china,
brass and wooden ware.
Major Antiques. Phone 675-
2991. 1 mile off Route 118 at
Lehman Center.
1-4-c
TOP CASH: Antiques, fur-
niture, china, clocks, jewelry,
colored-glass lamp shades;
also odd lamps, bric a brac,
single item or complete con-
tents@ficall Verne 287-8648.
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Whom To Call
HOME AND LAWN CARE Ser-
vice—Landscaping, General
Lawn Repairs, Lots and Land
Cleared, Lawns cleaned up,
Lawns mowed, Light hauling,
Picnic areas constructed. Call
477-9980. Fully insured.
20-tf-p
SMALLAPPLIANCES, vacuum
cleaners, radios, tools,
washers, dryers, and stoves
repaired. All makes. Hal's
Electric, 113 E. Center St.,
Shavertown. Phone 675-1580.
Mon.-Fri.-10a.m.-7 p.m.-Sat. 1
p.m.-7p.m. :
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WINTER PRICES, panelling,
ceilings, paintings. Immed-
iate service. Need work. Mr.
Conrad, 825-8385.
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BACK MOUNTAIN AREA.
Modern sanitation service.
Rubbish and garbage re-
moval. Commercial and resi-
dential. Reasonable rates.
Phone 639-5859.
3-3-¢
FOR all kinds of carpenter
work, installing wall boards,
kitchen cabinets etc. Call Al-
fred Hadsel 639-5554.
3-3p
WILJON’S clears basements,
attics, garages, trees cut,
debris removed from yards.
Phone 696-1322 or 696-2364.
3-4-p
FUELS OILS, Atlantic Pro-,
ducts. Meter service to insure .
you accuracy. Montross Oil
Co., 16 Slocum Street, Forty-
Fort. Call 287-2361 or 639-5389.
40-tf-c
SIMPSON UPHOLSTERING
Co. 822-4504, rear of VA Hospi-
tal ¥4 mile past Wilkes-Woods
Apts. Reupholstering of any
kind. Reupholstering of kit-
chen chairs is a specialty. 15
percent off with own delivery
and pickup. 2
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PLUMBING AND TILE.
Bathrooms installed. All types
of interior remodeling. Free
estimates. Call Joe Wojcik
675-1803.
47-tf-c
MONK PLUMBING & Heating,
675-1323. Gas, oil, electric,
coal installations. No down
payment. Five years to pay.
47-tfc
CELLARS, GARAGES cleaned,
$7 a load. Refuse 75 cents per
week. Bushes and small trees
chopped down. Phone 675-
5653.
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SEMI DRIVERS NEED-
ED.Experience helpful but
not necessary, for local and
over the road hauling. You
can earn $10,000 to $15,000 per
year after short training. For
application and interview,
call 315-458-2769, or write
Safety Dept., United Systems,
Inc., co Interstate Terminal
Bldg., 15 Dippold St., New
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family of three. Choice of
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three. Part time. Applications
being taken. For more infor-
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THE DALLAS POST, JAN. 28, 1971
LEGAL
Notice is hereby given that
Dallas Township Ordinance No.
1959-1 levying and assessing a
per capita tax of Three Dollars
(3.00) per person upon resi-
dents of Dallas Township, has
been reenacted under the
authority of the Act approved
December 31, 1965, (No. 511),
without substantial change and
the same tax has been imposed
for the year 1971.
Notice is hereby given that
Dallas Township Ordinance No.
1959-2, levying a tax of Two
Dollars ($2.00) per month on
house trailers in Dallas Town-
ship, as amended in 1963, has
been reenacted under the
authority of the Act approved
December 31, 1965, (No. 511),
without substantial change and
the same tax has been imposed
for the year 1971.
Notice is hereby given that
Dallas Township Ordinance No.
1960-1, levying the Township of
Dallas Real Estate Transfer
Tax at the rate of one (1 ) per
cent of the value of the real
estate transferred, has been re-
enacted under the authority of
the Act approved December 31,
1965, (No 511), without sub-
stantial changeund the same
tax has been imposed for the
Syear 1971.
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
SUPERVISORS
By: Glenn M. Howell, Secretary
Frank Townend, Solicitor
Notice is hereby given, that
the Board of Adjustment of
Dallas Township Planning
Commission. will: hold :a. Publie
Hearing at 7:30 P.M. (E.S.T.)
on Monday February, 15th.
1971, in the Dallas Township
Municipal Building to consider
TEXAS OIL COMPANY
needs good man over 40
for short trips surround-
ING we BBMOS
Contact customers. We
train. Air Mail R. B.
Dickerson, Pres., South-
western Petroleum Corp.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
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the Application of Mrs. Joan
Hoffman, Poplar Street, Dallas
RD2 for exception to Section 6-
104, Relative to opening a
Ceramic School and Business in
kher Home, in a S-1 Area.
FRED E. DODSON,
Zoning Officer
4-21-C
A re-organization meeting of
the auditors of the Harveys
Lake Borough was held Jan. 13,
Free
ELECTRIC STOVE and auto-
matic washing machine.
Needs slight repairs. Call 675-
1659.
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FREE PUPPIES—Yours for
the calling 675-3223. Part ter-
rier and collie. Female and
male.
4-1p
LOANS to WOMEN]
A Friendly, Confidential, Understanding
Service. PHONE
288-4535
FAIRWAY FINANCE CORP., LUZERNE
1971, at the home of Ray Lauk.
Ray Lauk was named chair-
man, Betty Casterline was
named secretary, and Joan
Murphy was appointed record-
ing secretary.
4-1-C
The Township of Noxen
hereby solicits written, sealed
bids for the furnishing of a used
loader according to the follow-
ing detailed specifications:
A used diesel powered
crawler loader, with not less
than sixty (60) or more than
sixty-five (65) horsepower,
weighing not less than fourteen
thousand (14,000) or more than
fifteen thousand (15,000) pounds
equiped with one (1) yard
bucket.
All bids shall be in writing,
shall be upon the equipment as
specified with no alterations or
substitutions and shall be
mailed or handed to the
Secretary of the Township of
Noxen, Loren Case, in a sealed
envelope plainly marked on the
face thereof, ‘Crawler Loader
Bid”, not later than 9 a.m. EST
on Saturday, February 13, 1971,
at which time said bids shall be
opened and publicly read at a
special meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of said Township at
the regular meeting place, in
said Township, and accepted by
public announcement at the
meeting at which the bids are
received or at a subsequent
meeting, the time and place of
which shall be publicly an-
nounced when the bids are
opened.
Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a good faith
deposit by cash or certified
check in the amount of ten (10)
per centum of the amount of the
bid to guarantee performance
by any bidder whose bid is ac-
cepted by said Township.
The successful bidder shall
make delivery of said crawler
loader fully equipped as
specified and in good operating
condition not later than ten (10)
days from the date of the award
and therewith deliver a Perfor-
mance Bond in the form on file
with the Secretary of said
Township.
The successful bidder shall
comply with all statutory re-
quirements of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania
governing the furnishing of
materials, equipment and-or
supplies to Townships of the
Second Class.
Said crawler loader shall be
guaranteed against defects in
workmanship and materials
and-to:be: in. perfect-operating
condition when delivered.
The Board of Supervisors of
the Township of Noxen hereby
reserve the right to reject any
or all bids and the right to waive
any informalities in bidding.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF NOXEN
LOREN CASE
RENALDO, SUTLIFF,
RONALD FIELDING
ATTEST:
LOREN CASE, SECRETARY
DAVIS R. HOBBS, SOLICITOR
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IN JUST 24 HOURS,
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drug counter. Getting up nights, leg
or BACKACHE may warn of func-
tional kidney disorders — “Danger
Ahead.” Help nature with gentle BU-
KETS diuretic. NOW at
Fino’s Pharmacy
WINTER SALE NOW!
SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES
Because Of High Home Costs?
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From
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Harveys Lake Highway, Dallas, Pa.
Call 675-2155
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fostering good will in
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sewer excavations
to begin in February
The Dallas Area Municipal
Authority has authorized Roy F.
Weston, firm of environment
scientists and engineers, to
issue formal notices to con-
tractors to proceed with the
construction of the proposed
sewage plant and interceptors
for the Back Mountain. Action
was taken at a regular meeting
of members Jan. 21 in the
library of Dallas Senior High
School.
A pre-construction con-
ference of authority members,
successful contractors and
engineers was held Jan. 26 in
the West Chester office of
Weston. All contracts have been
signed.
Jan Kem, project manager
for Weston, stated that excavat-
ing will be started no later than
mid-February. He said a low
pace would be maintained until
the weather breaks in the
spring.
A $10,500 invoice was received
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, pursuant to the
provisions of the Act of
Assembly of May 24, 1945, P.L.
967, and its admendments and
supplements, of intention to file
in the Office of the Secretary of
the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, and in the Office of the
Prothonotary of Luzerne
County, at Wilkes-Barre, Penn-
sylvania, on February 8, 1971,
an application for a certificate
for the conduct of business
under the assumed or fictitious
name of SIR DISTRIBUTING
CO., with its principal place of
business at 104 Putnam Street,
West Hazleton, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania. The names and
addresses of the persons owning
or interested in said business
are Kenneth R. Stecker, 12 Bee
Street, West Hazleton, Penn-
sylvania, and Robert W.
Reimer, 104 Putnam Street,
West Hazleton, Pennsylvania,
18201.
JOHN D . McAFEE, Atty.
820 Main St.
Freeland, Pa.
4-1-C
from HUD. R. Spencer Martin,
authority chairman, noted this
was a standard fee for govern-
ment inspectors to inspect
construction. Payment of bill
approved, pending proper
payment machinery being set
up by the trustee, United Penn
Bank.
Three invoices, in the sum of
$16,852.94, were approved for
payment to Roy F. Weston.
These included engineering
services with supplemental
documents, a 10 percent basic
surveillance fee, and right-of-
way surveying.
Various lines and extensions
affecting Wellington Avenue,
Wies Market, Dallas Shopping
Center and Midway Manor were
discussed at length.
Those in attendance were Mr.
Martin, Robert Dickinson, J.
Traver Noble, David Coyle,
John Casner and Solicitor
Merton Jones and Mr. Weston
and Mr. Kem of the engineering
firm. Phillip VanBlarcom,
authority secretary, was unable
to be present due to illness.
obituaries
BERNARD WILLIAMSON
Bernard Francis Williamson,
68, of 94 Church St., Dallas, died
Jan. 19 in the office of a Trucks-
ville physician following a heart
attack.
Mr. Williamson was born in
Wilkes-Barre but had resided in
Dallas for the past 30 years.
Before his retirement he was
employed for 34 years as a
salesman for Kutz Bakery.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Helen Lewis;
sisters, Florence McTague,
Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. William
McLaughlin, Va.
Private funeral services were
conducted Friday at the Disque
Funeral Home, Dallas, with the
Rev. Andrew Pillarella, pastor
of the Trinity United Presbyter-
ian Church, officiating. Burial
was in St. Peter’s Evangelical
Lutheran Cemetery, Hilltown.
HELEN E. McCORD
Helen E. McCord, 74, of 26
Holcomb Road, Shavertown,
died in the Carpenter Convale-
scent Home at Idetown Wednes-
day, Jan 21. She had been a
guest at the home since last
April.
Born in Wilkes-Barre April 19,
1896, Miss McCord was the
daughter of the late James and
Melissa Edwards McCord. She
SOME PEOPLE GO TO CHURCH
WHEN THEY ARE HATCHED,
MATCHED,
AND DISPATCHED!
They don’t know
that they are missing
a lot of living
and loving,
ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN
SHAVERTOWN
in between.
Wool
Cotton
D’AMARIO’S FABRICS
| DALLAS SHOPPING CENTER
SALE
SIMPLICITY & McCALL PATTERNS
675-1605
$1.98 yd.
99¢ yd.
Lo 4
Lily Wintuk Yarn
4 PLY 4 OZ. SKIENS
$1.29
WIDE SELECTION OF COLORS
Arriving Soon
Susan Bates
Crocheting & Knitting
Needles
ALL SIZES
was a resident of the Back
Mountain Community most of
her life.
A graduate of Wilkes-Barre
High School and Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital School of
Nursing, Miss McCord was a
practicing registered nurse for
many years. She was a member
of the St. Barnabas Guild of
Nursing and a member of
Shavertown United Methodist
Church.
She is survived by her niece,
Mrs. J. Mark Robinson, RD 4,
Tunkhannock; and a sister
inlaw, Mrs. George F. McCord,
Kingston.
Funeral services were held -
Friday at the Harold C.
Snowdon Funeral Home, Sha-
vertown, with the Rev. Robert
DeWitt Yost, pastor of Shaver-
town United Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment was in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Dallas.
FRANK MARTI
A native of Switzerland,
Frank Marti, 60, of Dallas RD,
died Jan. 25 in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital. He had been
employed as a waiter.
Mr. Marti had been a guest at |.
the Giberson Nursing Home,
Idetown, for seven months.
He is survived by daughters,
Barbara Sweeney and Virginia
Jacobs, both of Wilmington,
Del.; sons, Frank, Wilmington;
John, Long Island City, N.Y.; 13
grandchildren.
A prayer service was con-
ducted Wednesday afternoon at
Bronson’s Funeral Home,
Sweet Valley, with the Rev.
Winfield Kelley, pastor of the
Idetown United Methodist
Church, officiating. Burial will
be in Switzerland.
RAYMOND R. BALUT
Raymond R. Balut, 63, of 64
N. Pioneer Ave., Shavertown,
died Monday afternoon at the
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
following an illness.
Mr. Balut was born in Ed-
wardsville but resided in
Shavertown for 34 years. A
furrier in Wilkes-Barre more
than 40 years, he conducted the
shop known as Ramon Furs, 39
E. Northampton St.
He was a communicant of St.
Therese’s Church. ]
He is survived by his widow,
the former Lillian Pomichter,
Hudson; sons, Lt. Cmdr.
Stephen J., Monterey, Calif.;
Capt. Ramon, USAF, Paterson
AFB, Dayton, O.; daughters,
Ramona Dymond, Shavertown:
Barbara Watkins, Marlton,
N.J.; sisters, Mary Novitsky,
and Eleanor Holmes, Kingston;
Helen Knoll, West Pittston;
Margaret Martin, Wilkes-
Barre; brothers, Ralph, Dallas;
Stephen, Bear Creek; 11
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
this morning at 9 from the
Harold C. Snowdon Funeral
Home, Shavertown, with
Rquiem Mass at 9:30 in St.
Therese’s Church. Interment
was in St. John’s Cemetery,
Dallas.
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